I would like to put into succinct form a list of proposed changes to
the so-called Marina Master Plan and Initial Study to better focus the
issues. They are as follows:

1. Remove from Figure 2.0 the dock jutting out from Cesar Chavez Park
into North Basin Cove and the commentary that accompanies it.

2. Request that staff include a comprehensive list of environmental
protection policies that it can take from the Eastshore State Park Plan in regards to North
Basin Cove, South Sailing Basin (which is in the Eastshore State Park), and the Meadow.

3. Add the following policies regarding the relationship between the
Marina Plan and the North Basin Cove:

a. The Marina Plan does not discuss any boating dock or launch
facilities or facilities ancillary thereto from the Cesar Chavez Park and the Berkeley
Marina areas that directly front North Basin Cove. Any future proposed facilities
will need to be reviewed through a formal process amending this plan. In addition, any
such proposed faciliities must be consistent with and comply with the Eastshore State Park
General Plan for the North Basin Cove especially in terms of the nature,
character, and timing of any access to the North Basin Cove from Berkeley lands in to the
Eastshore State Park.

b. In order to ensure consistentcy with the Eastshore State Park
Plan for any future uses, Berkeley shall immediately engage in a joint planning
process with State Parks at Berkeley's expense and shall comply with all regulations then
in force in the State Park pertaining to the North Basin Cove. Any water access must
be in compliance with State Park's rules and regulations. Any changes to those rules
and regulations must be through an amendment to the State Park general plan for the
Eastshore State Park.

c. Furthermore, in order to minimize disturbance to large
rafts of wintering ducks and other water bird in the North
Basin. Prior to constructing any water access improvements for access from Cesar Chavez Park or portions of the
Marina adjacent to the North Basin Cove, the City will prepare a
fully environmental impact report.

4. Prior to relocating Marina Blvd. eastward towards the area of the
State Park known as the Meadow, fka the Berkeley Meadow, the City shall prepare
a separate environmental analysis of the impacts of such a relocation on the
Meadow and its wildlife.

5. Delete from the Plan both pictures and statements in which a
bicycle path is shown east of the relocated Marina Blvd. on State Park property.

6. Add policy language as follows:

Berkeley shall have as a policy to coordinate any actions that
may have possible affect on any portion of the Eastshore State Park with State Parks and
that such coordination shall be through an open public process to permit public input
into that coordination.

7. Add policy language as follows:

Proposed uses that will permit access from the Berkeley Marina or
Cesar Chavez Park into any portion of the Eastshore State Park shall only be
permitted if they do not increase environmental impacts on any portions of the
Eastshore State Park.

8. Add the following Policy:

Any proposed new lighting shall be first evaluated for its impact
on widlife within the Marina and within adjacent areas of the Eastshore State Park
before installation and shall not be installed if such lighting is found to create a
significant negative environmental impact regardless of whether it can be mitigated or
not.

9. Remove the language that calls for desginating special parking
spots in the Marina for the single special interest use of windsurfing. See Figure
11.0.

10. Add the following policy:

Berkeley shall work with State Parks to ensure that visitors to
the Eastshore State Park can enjoy access to the State Park from the Berkeley Marina. Such
access includes prohibitons on parking restrictions which would prevent park
visitors from parking in Marina parking areas.

11. Add the following policy:

Berkeley shall work with State Parks to the maximum extent
practicable to develop the Dock of the Bay building into a Youth Hostel in order to avoid
constructing a Youth Hostel in the State Park as planned.

12. Add the following policy:

It shall be the policy of the City of Berkeley to encourage to
the maximum extent possible cooperation and coordination with State Parks and East
Bay Regional Park District in order to ensure that visitors to the Eastshore
State Park are ensured access to the State Park from Berkeley lands and to ensure that
wildlife and habitat within the boundaries of the State park are protected and that
such protection is consistent with the protections in the Eastshore State Park
general plan.